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What Belongs on a Care Label

Fibre content, care symbols, size and origin all live on a small piece of tape. Getting the layout right once saves reprinting every variant.

The Four Blocks

Most care labels carry four blocks of information: fibre content, care symbols, size and country of origin. Retailers and markets differ on order and wording, so treat the layout as buyer specific rather than universal.

Symbols Before Words

Care symbols travel across languages where words do not. Where words are required as well, keep them in the language of the destination market and keep the symbol row intact.

Substrate Decides Comfort

Satin and soft finished nylon taffeta sit comfortably at the neck. Cotton tape suits a natural product but takes ink differently, so small type needs checking before bulk.

Formats

End fold, centre fold, loop and straight cut formats change how much print area you actually have. Decide the format before finalising the artwork, not after.

Variant Control

Content, size and market combine into many small runs. Keep one master layout and change only the variable fields, so a content change does not force a redraw of everything.

Ranges Mentioned

Ranges Covered by This Guide

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Answers

Questions on This Topic

Where can I see the care labels and washing marks range?
The full range is listed on the products page, with every item and its recorded details.
Can you advise on a specification before I order?
Yes. Send the artwork, the fabric or a photograph of what you use now and the options are narrowed down with you.
Do you send samples so we can test?
Samples are free. Air freight is collect on your courier account or paid in advance.
Can the same artwork run across several trim types?
Yes. Tags, stickers, labels and ribbon can all carry the same artwork in one order.

Apply This to Your Own Order

Send the item you are specifying with the quantity and packing you need, and the options are quoted against it.